Events in Centreville today

Chick-fil-A Kent Island is celebrating four-legged friends with a drive-thru treat. Bring your dog along when placing an order in the drive-thru and receive a small gift with a purchase, available while supplies last.

Settle in for a friendly round of Canasta, a classic game related to Rummy. If you already play Hand and Foot, the rules will feel familiar. All cards are provided and there will be plenty of company, so just bring yourself. Participation is limited to members of the QAC Senior Center or the Active Aging Center, and anyone 55 or older can sign up for a free membership.

Space is set aside for relaxed Commander play in Magic: The Gathering. Players can stop in, find a table, and enjoy friendly games with others throughout the event. It offers a casual setting for like-minded Magic fans to connect and play at an easygoing pace.

Take on a Commander Checklist Challenge that rewards both knowledge and play. Tackle Commander themed objectives to earn prizes, with a Set Booster pack for every participant. Answer six or more questions to receive a magic promo. Entry is $6.

Compete in a casual One Piece constructed tournament run in a Swiss format over three rounds. Matches are best of one, each round lasts 30 minutes with a 5 minute overtime extension. Entry is $5, with capacity capped at 64 players. Players earn a booster pack for every match win and can take advantage of player-only deals in store. Prize support changes from event to event and may include booster packs, exclusive tournament packs, and extra raffles. Participation requires the BANDAI TCG+ app, so create an account on a mobile device in advance and complete preregistration through the app. A community Discord is available for ongoing updates.

Space is dedicated to casual Commander play in Magic: The Gathering. Players can meet others and play games together in an open setting. There is also a Discord community for those who want to connect between sessions.

The fifth show in this speed series offers five classes, including Barrels, Texas Barrels, Poles, and Plug or a class to be announced. Entries are $20 each. Riders of all ages are welcome, with divisions for lead line, junior, intermediate, senior, and adult. Points earned at this show count toward year-end high point awards. The event follows 4-H Horse and Pony Rules and invites support for the Queen Anne’s County Pony Express 4-H club. The series continues through spring and fall with scheduled rain dates.

The Wharf Rats bring an unofficial Baygrass pre-party to Cult Classic Brewing, channeling the vibe of Dead and DeadGrass in the classic Garcia and Grisman acoustic tradition. Expect an energetic set that invites dancing and a chance to let your Love Light shine as the Baygrass weekend approaches. Reserved seating is $20 per person, and general admission standing is $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Shortly before the performance begins, any unchecked tickets may be released to the standby list. The taproom features more than 15 house-brewed beers, a full bar, and a kitchen serving scratch-made pizza, house-pressed burgers, and jumbo wings made fresh, never frozen, so arriving early is a great way to enjoy food and drinks. Guests who need accessibility or special accommodations can inform staff at the door. Shows are all ages unless otherwise noted. Dogs are welcome on the patio but not inside the building. All sales are final, with refunds or exchanges only if a show is cancelled, and support acts along with set times may change.

This free running and walking club partners with Talbot Humane’s Run Unleashed for a relaxed trail outing followed by coffee. It welcomes people who are beginning a fitness routine, working on endurance, or looking to connect with others. The atmosphere is inclusive, and participants choose the pace that feels right for them.

Set out for a three day sailing weekend on the bay in the fall, when winds are often at their best. The route will be chosen to match the most favorable conditions, with a return to port on the third day. This outing is a club favorite, and participants of all sailing experience levels are welcome. The crew fee is $600, and PSC membership is required at $70 annually. Registration is handled on site at monthly meetings or through the club’s website, and indicating interest on the event page is not considered registration. This trip also counts toward the long trip prerequisite.

A full-day outing blends shopping, seafood, and waterfront time. It starts at Queenstown Premium Outlets to browse for bargains, continues at Fisherman's Crab Deck for a crab feast, and wraps up at National Harbor, MD, with choices that include a stroll by the water, gaming at MGM Casino Resort, or more shopping at Tanger Outlets.

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Benedictine’s Chrome City car and motorcycle show raises funds to support children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism, helping them pursue their fullest potential. The event highlights custom and classic cars, hot rods, and motorcycles, and includes a mile-long cruise along the lane on the Benedictine campus. Spectators are welcome at no charge. Vehicle entry is $35 with online registration or $40 when registering on the day, and each registration includes a commemorative T-shirt. The first 50 cars to register will also receive a car plaque. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Uncle Bernie’s Steak Shack, Walker Family Seafood, Isiah’s Ice Cream, Batty’s Brews, Smokin on the Shore, Jimmys Fat Rolls, Belly Bustin Grill, Shore Pop Kettle Corn, and Pages & Pours. For more information, contact Amy Pippin at 410-634-2292 or amy.pippin@benschool.org.

A cruise aboard the PATRIOT offers views of traditional log canoe racing on the Miles River. From the deck, participants see these distinctive Chesapeake vessels under sail while experienced sailors describe the tactics, traditions, and action as it unfolds. It is suitable for longtime fans and for those new to this time honored tradition. The cruise follows PATRIOT’s standard cancellation and refund policies. If the races are canceled or the schedule changes, the boat still travels the Miles River and an experienced log canoe sailor provides insights throughout the trip.

This community walking event at Idlewild Park is dedicated to ending Alzheimer’s. Participants may walk with a team or support the cause by making a donation.

Cult Classic Brewing hosts a first-year car show raising funds for Amy’s Army. Cars, trucks, and bikes of any make or model are invited to participate, with a $15 registration fee for cars and motorcycles. Expect rows of standout vehicles, vendor booths, raffles, trophies, and family-friendly activities, all in support of a local charity. Redline Performance and Chesapeake Classic Restorations are sponsoring the trophies and taking part. Show off your ride, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and help direct every dollar raised to Amy’s Army.

Bridges Restaurant in Kent Narrows hosts live music from The Wombmates, a live looping duo that creates a full-band sound with just two musicians. Guitars, vocals, and real-time loops come together as songs are built on the spot, keeping things upbeat and engaging for a dinner and drinks crowd. Enjoy a relaxed waterfront setting with a bar and restaurant atmosphere, and note that the show is free.

This event features competitive Shadowverse: Evolve play in the standard format with single-game matches and 35 minute rounds. Casual play takes place beforehand. Entry is $5, and prize support is included.

This polished night features cuisine, lighthearted fun, and time on the dance floor, all in support of local homeownership. It is a celebration with purpose, bringing people together to enjoy food and music while backing this community-focused cause.

Players compete in best-of-one matches using the standard format of the One Piece trading card game. The entry fee is $5, with prizes distributed as packs or store credit.

Players can gather for a Weiss Schwarz tournament using the standard format, with single-game matches and rounds lasting 35 minutes. Casual matches are available beforehand for warmups and practice. One participant will be randomly selected to receive a Weiss Schwarz playmat. Entry is $5 and includes prize support.

This weekly Weiss Schwarz tournament features the Neo-Standard format. It follows a Swiss structure with three rounds, each best of one and 35 minutes. Participants can arrive early to register and play casual games before the event begins. Entry is $5. A Discord community is available for announcements and conversation.

This relaxed gathering features coffee, conversation and a variety of automobiles in a welcoming setting. It is open to everyone and to vehicles of every kind. The event takes place at Easton VFW Post 5118, with updates shared as they become available.

Justin Taylor performs a solo acoustic set at Libbey's Coastal Kitchen + Cocktails on Kent Island. This is a solo performance with an acoustic sound.

Players face off in a weekly Disney Lorcana trading card game tournament with 50 minute rounds using a best of three structure. The entry fee is $7. Weekly prizes include packs and league points. Extra prizing is based on points at the end of every four weeks, with additional season-end awards after twelve weeks.

Weekly RPG nights feature open-table play led by volunteer Game Masters. Each table accommodates up to six players, and offerings vary by GM. Arriving a little early makes it easier to introduce yourself, find out what is running, and see if a seat is available. Space can be limited, so checking availability in advance is recommended. Entry is $3.

Open play is dedicated to casual Commander, with space set aside for pickup games. Magic: The Gathering players can meet others and enjoy friendly matches. A Discord community is available for like-minded players.

At Caroline Post 29, bingo features a $25 entry covering all regular games. Doors open before play begins. Early Bird rounds come first, followed by the regular session. Food will be available to buy, and all are welcome.

Every Tuesday, weather permitting, Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard on Kent Island becomes a casual cruise-in spot where vintage and specialty rides roll in and park for everyone to check out. The mix of cars changes from week to week, creating a relaxed scene for enthusiasts and curious onlookers alike. Keep an eye out for Super Tuesday Benefit Cruise Nights as part of the series. Vehicles parked on the lot that qualify as old rides receive a buy one, get one offer from Rita’s, except during the benefit nights.

This weekly Disney Lorcana tournament spotlights the Core format with a Swiss structure across three rounds. Each round is best of three and capped at 50 minutes. Entry is $7. Signups take place beforehand, with time for casual matches before the main competition. Prizes are awarded each week based on attendance, with extra prize support offered every three months.

This relaxed Magic: The Gathering meetup at Portals Games & Comics opens the play space for casual games in any style and welcomes all experience levels. Commander is the primary focus, with plenty of opportunities to break out favorite decks and form pods with other participants.

At Cult Classic Brewing, the Kent Island Writers Cult brings together novelists, compilers of collections, children’s book illustrators, and fan fiction creators for a supportive session focused on craft and community. Participants can share pages from works in progress, exchange feedback, connect with local authors, and build a network aimed at publishing goals. Each gathering features a different local author who hosts the session, curates readings, answers questions, and offers encouragement.

A weekly Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament invites players to compete in Standard-format play using a Swiss pairing system with three rounds. Each round is a single game with a 30 minute limit. The entry fee is $5. Participants can arrive early to register and enjoy casual warm up matches before the tournament begins.

This weekly event features Riftbound tournaments.

Each week, this Magic: The Gathering Commander event features a checklist-style challenge. Players receive a fresh set of in-game objectives to pursue during their matches, and trying different decks can help complete more of them. The total objectives finished determines how many promo cards are awarded at the end. Entry is the purchase of any Magic: The Gathering booster pack.

This weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament uses a constructed format. Matches follow Swiss pairings with single-game rounds capped at 25 minutes. Entry is $5.

Participants will compete in a Union Arena tournament using a Best of 1 format with 30 minute Swiss rounds. Prizes will be awarded as store credit.

Take part in a casual One Piece constructed tournament run as three Swiss rounds. Matches are best of one, each round is 30 minutes with a 5 minute overtime extension. Entry is $5, and capacity is capped at 64 players. The BANDAI TCG+ app is required, so set up an account in advance and complete preregistration through the app. Players earn one booster pack for each match win and can access exclusive in-store deals for participants. Prize support varies by event and may include booster packs, exclusive tournament packs, and additional raffles.

An open mic at Cult Classic gives hidden talents a chance to step into the spotlight. Performers typically take the stage for a brief set of up to three songs, with encores possible. The venue supplies a full stage with professional lights and sound, some backline for musicians, and an HDMI connection for the projector. Admission is free, and even the green room gets careful treatment. The lineup is unpredictable, so every show can bring something different.

Take part in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG tournament run in a Swiss format with three rounds. Each round is a best-of-three match with a 50-minute time limit. Entry is $5. Signups are available on site, with casual games before the tournament.

Enjoy a round of music bingo hosted by DJ Juice. Listen to each track, mark the matching song title on your card, and try to be the first to call bingo. Fun for participants of all ages.

A weekly Riftbound tournament offering friendly competition and a chance to connect with fellow players. This recurring event focuses on gameplay and community, providing a consistent opportunity to compete and have fun.

Talbot Thrive teams up with the Town of Easton Parks and Recreation Department, the University of Maryland Shore Regional Health Center, and the YMCA of the Chesapeake to host a free community running and walking club at Idlewild Park in Easton. This welcoming gathering brings people together to support both physical and mental wellbeing. Participants can choose to walk or run the park trail at a comfortable pace, creating an inclusive atmosphere for newcomers and experienced athletes to connect while working toward personal fitness goals.